Rahul at Berkeley: A confused cacophony -
Anirban Ganguly, Pioneer
Rahul Gandhi’s Berkeley speech, unlike Nehru's, was a private affair. Bereft of an element of thought, he expressed his own state of mind and that of his party's — lacking in direction and cohesion Former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s speech, delivered at the University of California, Berkeley, on October 31, 1949, was titled, ‘The age of crisis.’ One can’t help but express an interesting analogy and it is that the Congress, of which Nehru was once the patriarch, and which is now run by his puny and intellectually stunted descendents, is itself passing through its most acute ‘age of crisis.’ Read Full Article››

Congress president Rahul Gandhi was crying more than Alok Verma in CBI matter as he was worried about the Congress leaders who were involved in defence scams like AgustaWestland.GVL Narasimha Rao, BJP spokespersonRead more...

GST in Modiâ€™s new India -Introduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST) heralds Indiaâ€™s emergence as an economic union seven decades after we became an independent political nation. A late night Parliament session befitted this historic moment. more ››